Be careful this morning as the roads are still icy and snow covered for some of your drive or walk this morning.
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The impact of the storm will vary based on geography, explained Joseph Clark, an NWS meteorologist.
Snow totals expected will range from 6-9 inches in Lapeer County.
Just after most of it melted, more snow in on the way to metro Detroit.
Wednesday will see the continuation of a wintry mix of precipitation in New England and possible snowfall in the Appalachians. Wednesday’s high will be 54 degrees.
Highs on Tuesday will be in the upper-20s. Less than an inch is expected along the I-95 corridor and to the south and east. The low temperature is expected to be 48 on Wednesday, 47 on Thursday and 49 on Friday. Gusty, strong northwest winds may exceed 30 to 45mph.
Highs will climb steadily from the mid-teens on Thursday into the low-40s on Monday. How much is coming, depends on where you live.
Tuesday Night: Windy. Snow will taper off and end in the evening leading to cloudy conditions overnight. Meanwhile, there is an 80 percent chance of thunderstorms before 1 p.m. Winds will gust at up to 33 miles per hour.
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Any additional snow will be brief passing snow showers and a few flurries through the night. Dry weather and mostly sunny skies expected as high pressure dominates the area.
